If the roots of the quadratic equation 3...

If the roots of the quadratic equation `3x^(2) + 2x + a^(2) - a = 0` in x are of opposite signs, then a lies in the interval a)`(-oo, -2)` b)`(-oo, 0)` c)`(-1, 0)` d)`(0, 1)`

A

`(-oo, -2)`

B

`(-oo, 0)`

C

`(-1, 0)`

D

`(0, 1)`

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D

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